stacey abrams stands up and says no heart beat at six weeks.re it says doctors agree with stacey abrams. and cdc calls us pregnant people. it is serving left wing woke agenda. welcome to america today. >> emily: whole point, it is true concept of a woman and women are being erased and beingasmified in those ways and there are so many courageous women rallying in every point of their home and everywhere out there and being suspended and cancelled for it. >> people are not speaking out because of fear of being cancelled and physicians fear of being fired. a lot of physicians during covid did not speak out because there was unfortunately, if you don't follow talking points, people were being fired. full cycle of feminism started with liberal women like gloria stinm, come to another place, women sticking up for being a woman and feminism. >> ben: navatalova. >> with so many of their favorite things from childhood making a comeback, that is next. ♪ ♪ entresto is the #1 heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helpin

stacey abrams and biden himself chased the major league baseball game out of state.of people there. there was all of these lies about jim crow 2.0, remember that, fact-checked, that is not what that says. desantis won reelection by 61% of the vote and increased with african americans and hispanics quite a bit i don't think it is working, at least in the states where they want to be. the most recent ap poll, biden approval among black voters now and know my down to 58% in may, at 90% earlier in the presidency. what happened? i would say inflation, crime, immigration, and education, especially on school choice, covid policies, and just feeling like kids are not being taken -- well, they say that the government wants to basically take care of your children, whereas parents are saying we want to take care of y our kids. a lot of schools and black-dominated districts, the kids can't read and they can't write, so the parents are rising and want something different. >> jesse: you are the pollster at the table, or at least you say you are the pollster. do you think independe

research and advocacy center, there was immediately after being recalled around town for unit stacey abramsad a cause and so she gets to have the t-shirt and get a big contract to write a book and she just wrote another novel by the white and suggested that is a dramatic interpretation for the! show i guess my thoughts boil down to this, but the winners get to make policies losers go home except for democrats on the get to go to academia with a get sweet paychecks and brainwash her children. dana: but academia something to them coming not seeing mike pence lecturing on what it was like to be vice president during the pandemic. >> you could be a fail leftist get fired get to go to harvard get fired, the university of newsmax. [laughter] but again, repeating what you are saying, the benefit of the leftism and is like even brothers always a lefty really can't wait for you even when you're exposed as an intellectual fraud and if i'd is my job, probably within up on the board of a corporation maybe a lobbyist some kind. greg: i would be a great obviously not uv terrible. greg: i would be good be

stacey abrams discuss the tools she uses to help her state organize and talks about her plans. join us on our streaming service cbs news bay area. [music playing] [applause] you know what? i'll take it. welcome, everyone. rossy, ross matthews. ross matthews: hi, everybody. hi. [applause] you know, they say the good news waits for no one. so are you ready to hit those headlines? give it to me, drew. you know it. all right. first up, are you mourning the loss of white lotus season 2? ross matthews: oh, yes. i mean, is anyone here a white lotus fan? ross matthews: oh, yeah, everybody. drew barrymore: oh, my gosh. ross matthews: obsessed. drew barrymore: well, apparently season 3 is in the works, so we can all take a chill pill, although it's hard to do so. variety reports that writer, ep, showrunner extraordinaire, basically the man behind every aspect of the show, mike white, is hard at work on a third season that he thinks may take us to asia.

he was the biggest guy in the party him and female version stacey abrams. right? these are the two hottest politicians in the democrat party. and ron said there is no way i can beat him. >> god bless you. thank you so much. >> we had a big massive rally for ron, three of them. i said you are going to win. he ended up winning. >> bret: so it makes you mad? makes you mad. >> three years later. i didn't know him that well. three years later but i got him elected but did i that with other people, too. just out of respect so i said three years later they asked him are you going to run against the president? he said i have no comment. i said no comment? no comment means is he going to run. i said this guy is going to run. and he was dead as a doorknob. i didn't help them 90%. i helped him 1 hearse%. this guy was dead politically for him to then say i'm going to run against the guy who got me in office? i didn't need that because i took a lot of heat. i took beat heat on that. it's not that easy to do. >> one was a leader. one let us down. >> bret: when your pac is runni

then you have stacey abrams, she did tremendous damage to her because, she had a cause so she gets towrite a book, she just wrote another novel, a dramatic interpretation for the explanation point to show. i guess my thoughts boil down to this: winners get to make policies and losers go home except for democrats, they get to go to academia where they get sweet paychecks and brainwash your children. >> kennedy: academia is home to them, you're not seeing mike pence lecturing on what it's like to be vice president during pandemic. >> greg: you could be a failed leftists and get fired and you get to go to harvard, if i get fired i'm at the university of newsmax. just repeating what you're saying, it's the benefit of leftism. there's always a lefty lily pad waiting for you even when you're exposed as an intellectual fraud to. if i lose my job i would probably end up on some board of the corporation or maybe be a lobbyist of some kind. i would be a great lobbyist. >> jesse: would be a terrible lobbyist. >> jessica: why would you be good? >> greg: i would love the product. >> jesse: i know

very successful 2022 reelect against a very strong, well-funded, nationally-backed candidate, stacey abramsu well know, won by almost eight points because we told people what we were for. we stayed focused on the future and we had candidates running in georgia on our on the statewide level and they won. we had had lib terriblians in the race, didn't have any runoffs. that is the playbook for republicans in 2024. we have to be forward thinking and not looking in the rear view mirror talking about elections that happened in the past and things that happened in the past. we need to tell the people of this state what we're for, what we'll do for them, to help combat joe biden's 40-year high inflation, his disaster at the border, high interest rates and really government spending propping the economy up. that is not going to last as you know, neil. neil: you did win in a walk relech. you left out there, always a gentleman about it, how much donald trump betting, hoping you would lose. he cites you again and again even over the state's covid handling a couple years back. i will get into that, gov

a very successful 2022 re-elect against a very strong well-funded nationally backed candidate, stacey abramst eight points because we told people what we were for. we stayed focused on the future and had candidates running in georgia on the statewide ticket that could win. we won every single one of them. even having libertarians in the race and didn't have any run-offs. that's the playbook for republicans in 2024. we have to be forward thinking. we don't need to be looking in the rear view mirror or talking about the past. we have to tell people what we're going to do to combat joe biden's 40-year inflation, his disaster at the border. you know, high interest rates and really government spending propping the economy up. that won't last as you know, neil. >> neil: you did win in a re-election and left out how many donald trump was betting and hoping that you would lose. in fact, he still cites you again and again now over the state's covid handling a couple years back. i will get into that. the president's former chief of staff says republicans are in trouble in your state among others. you

stacey abrams as there is no heartbeat at six weeks.the science changes. that's the skepticism. >> we have to have a standard metric. we cannot shift faced on the race of the person or their gender or ideology or anything else. this is health. there is a standard metric and we have to stick to it. whatever it is. let's agree upon it and say this is healthy, this isn't. the outcomes will be the same, kayleigh. you deal with cancer and heart problems and all the other comorbidities that, with obesity. that's just the way it is. >> i heard that all the time from dr. fauci, the science. this one is right up your alley, ramen raymond. a california restaurant owner found a new highly legal way to test his employee's oil loyalty. he has confession with a fake priest. he was under some sort of investigation so he needed to coax something out of his employees was the deal. the employees started to suspect something was wrong when the priest kept asking them over and over again work related questions like if they had ever stolen from their boss.

but in georgia he went after brian kemp suggesting that stacey abrams would have been a better bet forian with kemp which infuriated a lot of georgians, georgia began republicans. and then you have florida and him going after desantis and saying, suggesting that andrew cuomo might have done a were the job as -- a better job as governor than ron desantis. he keeps shooting himself, one would think, in the foot againsf republican voters in those states, no? >> yeah. i mean, look, we've seen this going all the way back to 2018. the american electorate took their chances with donald trump in 20 the 16 because they wanted to send a message they wanted something different. and i understand that sentiment. in 2018, though, after a couple of years in office and those midterms it had been clear that you looked at the exit polls that donald trump had managed to, through his style the, his language, as you said going after other republicans, he had managed to alienate a number of republicans or at least enough to harm republicans in those many mid terms. and then, of course, you saw the same thin

. >> stacey abrams comes out and says, ther s e is no heartbeatt at six weeks.s your husband trying to convince you he own weeksests your body. it's a manufactured noise and the science changes. sod it's aactured i that's theh >> yeah, well, we can'att we's to have a standard metric. we can't shift basedsh on the race of the person or their gender or their ideology or anything elseideology. this is health. there is a standard metric. we have to stick to it. stiwhatever is, let's agree upn it and say this is healthy. this isn't because the outcomes are going to be the same. kaylee, you're going to be dealing with cancer and health and heart problems and all the other attendant co-morbidities that come ahet th obesity. yeah, it's just the weight, the science it is.>> ie i heard. the time from dr. ford to the science to science fth. s righ well, this one is a right upr ae your alley room in a california restauranty,, right up your alley. >> he found a new but highly illegal way to test his employees loyalty. he sent them to confession was u with a fake priest. he w

stacey abrams will appear on both the l.a.times mainstage with erica smith and the children's presenting her acp image award winning picture book, stacy's books. joan baez will be in conversation with and columnist patt morrison discussing. her drawings in am i pretty when i fly and matthew perry will be in conversation with matt brenner, our deputy editor for entertainment and arts. honestly, there are too many phenomenal participant appearing over the weekend to name them all here, but they include mosley, james ellroy got the applause earlier, deserves it. jennifer garner. harvey. aaron zamora. meghan trainor. all right, harvey, there. idina menzel, kevin powell, mark. jeff pearlman. amy spalding. and i'll just stop there. i to acknowledge our festival partnerships this year with apple tv plus and hulu. i'd like to our longtime book prize sponsors, the christopher isherwood foundation and ray bradbury writing works and i'd like to welcome his new book prize sponsors the universal studio and metta. so sit back and please enj